Dan M. Gibson
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From the Mayor’s Desk: State of the City Thursday, October 1 The Keyword is JOBS! (opens the original)
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Thursday evening, October 1 at 5:30 pm, we will gather on the front lawn of City Hall for our sixth annual State of the City address. I hope you will join us! This year’s address will be significant, its focus being on one keyword: JOBS. When we began our Natchez Renewal during the midst of the covid pandemic in 2020, we set out to build a safer, stronger and more beautiful city with greater opportunity for everyone who calls Natchez home. Now in our seventh year, we can truly say, working toget
From the Mayor’s Desk: Remembering September 11th (opens the original)
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It is hard to believe that a quarter of a century has passed since September 11, 2001, a day that changed our country forever. Like every American of my generation, I remember exactly where I was and what I was doing that morning. I remember the disbelief as we watched the images coming from New York, Washington and Pennsylvania. I remember the fear, the sadness and then the overwhelming sense that our country had been attacked. Nearly 3,000 Americans, 2,977 people, lost their lives that day. Am
Mayor’s Desk: The City’s Kitty – A Story of Love (opens the original)
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NATCHEZ, Miss. — For years, residents and visitors strolling through downtown Natchez have heard the story of a remarkable three-legged cat known simply as “Tripod.” Now, the beloved feline’s journey is reaching a new generation through a children’s book that is introducing readers around the world to one of the city’s most cherished stories. Tripod became a familiar presence at City Hall, where he captured the hearts of city leaders, employees, and countless visitors. His story has become a sta
From the Mayor’s Desk – The City’s Kitty – A Story of Love (opens the original)
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Many years ago, a little three-legged cat showed up on the steps of City Hall. He captured the heart of a mayor – and in time he would capture the heart of an entire city. Thousands would come to know the story of “Tripod”, and to this day, he continues to be remembered as “The City’s Kitty”. His is a story of love – a story much needed in our world today, story of kindness and compassion – reminding us that every life has value. For years locals and tourists have come to know Tripod. His story
Mayor’s Desk: The Miss-Lou Job Fair Is September 24: Calling All Employers – and Job Seekers! (opens the original)
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Ever since the beginning of our Natchez Renewal, job creation – and connecting people to job opportunities, has been our top priority. It’s a win – win. It opens the door of opportunity to our citizens while helping area employers build a qualified workforce. This is why the City of Natchez is once again proud to partner with the Mississippi Department of Employment Security and the Governor’s Job Fair Network of Mississippi to host the 2026 Miss-Lou Job Fair, coming once again to the Natchez Co
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